TheMightyQuinn said:Just shows how a parties policies means nothing at the end of the day.
If Clegg is happy to get into bed with a right wing government then fuck him. He's obviously full of shit and in this for himself and not the party or the people.
S.E.H said:TheMightyQuinn said:Just shows how a parties policies means nothing at the end of the day.
If Clegg is happy to get into bed with a right wing government then fuck him. He's obviously full of shit and in this for himself and not the party or the people.
Lol, Lol and er, Lol
TheMightyQuinn said:S.E.H said:Lol, Lol and er, Lol
Probably your most sensible ever post.
Stick to laughing at others, you might one day be viewed by fellow humans as something more than a steaming pile of shit on one's shoe.
S.E.H said:TheMightyQuinn said:Probably your most sensible ever post.
Stick to laughing at others, you might one day be viewed by fellow humans as something more than a steaming pile of shit on one's shoe.
Good response, it just tickles me when left wingers like yourself are so blind to see what the Cancer(Labour) has done to this country for the last 13 years, and here we are getting something that could produce genuine change, a right wing party and a left wing party coming together could work if everything is done properly. As daft as it sounds, the two could actually bounce off each other.
S.E.H said:TheMightyQuinn said:Probably your most sensible ever post.
Stick to laughing at others, you might one day be viewed by fellow humans as something more than a steaming pile of shit on one's shoe.
Good response, it just tickles me when left wingers like yourself are so blind to see what the Cancer(Labour) has done to this country for the last 13 years, and here we are getting something that could produce genuine change, a right wing party and a left wing party coming together could work if everything is done properly. As daft as it sounds, the two could actually bounce off each other.
Now is an historic opportunity to reform politics for the better, to open up politics and government, to roll back an authoritarian state. If the Tory right is too small minded to allow Cameron to do a deal with Clegg then they are as stupid as they are short-sighted. This is an historic opportunity to realign politics along a liberal-conservative axis. It is the chance to destroy the Labour Party as a party of government forever. If the price is real reform of the electoral system then that is a price well worth paying to free us from the economic destruction wrought time and time again, decade after decade, by a statist, big government Labour Party. Fraser Nelson, the editor of the Spectator, says he will fight Cameron.
Don’t do it my friend, at least see what deal is on the table, this is the chance to achieve Margaret Thatcher’s ultimate ambition of two competing non-socialist parties of government.
TheMightyQuinn said:S.E.H said:Good response, it just tickles me when left wingers like yourself are so blind to see what the Cancer(Labour) has done to this country for the last 13 years, and here we are getting something that could produce genuine change, a right wing party and a left wing party coming together could work if everything is done properly. As daft as it sounds, the two could actually bounce off each other.
It just shows that the actual 'politics' are irrelevant when it comes to the crunch.
A true left winger or right winger would never sleep with the enemy.
Fuck the Lib Dems. Useless tossers and fuck Cameron, the fucking Etonian wankstain.
I just won't bow down to a big posh sod, probably my problem.
Now, get back to licking the man's shoes, quicker boy, quicker.
mat said:Fuck me!
Guido is giving them ideas!!
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Now is an historic opportunity to reform politics for the better, to open up politics and government, to roll back an authoritarian state. If the Tory right is too small minded to allow Cameron to do a deal with Clegg then they are as stupid as they are short-sighted. This is an historic opportunity to realign politics along a liberal-conservative axis. It is the chance to destroy the Labour Party as a party of government forever. If the price is real reform of the electoral system then that is a price well worth paying to free us from the economic destruction wrought time and time again, decade after decade, by a statist, big government Labour Party. Fraser Nelson, the editor of the Spectator, says he will fight Cameron.
Don’t do it my friend, at least see what deal is on the table, this is the chance to achieve Margaret Thatcher’s ultimate ambition of two competing non-socialist parties of government.